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I Start Counting (1970) David Greene

May 20th 2024

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✨BOOKS TO READ BASED ON YOUR FAVORITE STUDIO GHIBLI FILM✨

The books shown are as follows:

✨SPIRITED AWAY

- Half a Soul by Olivia Atwater

- The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh

- A Tale of Time City by Diana Wynn Jones

✨PRINCESS MONONOKE

- A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers

- Wilder Girls by Rory Power

- The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang

✨MY NEIGHBOR TOTORO

- Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend

- The Eagle of the Ninth by Rosemary Sutcliff

- Redwall by Brian Jacques

✨PONYO

- Signal to Noise by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

- If You Could See the Sun by Ann Liang

- Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik

✨KIKI'S DELIVERY SERVICE

- Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree

- The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna

- Iona Iverson's Rules for Commuting by Clare Pooley

✨FROM UP ON POPPY HILL

- Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson

- I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith

- Oceanography of the Moon by Glendy Vanderah

✨TALES FROM EARTHSEA

- Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

- Dragon Sword and Wind Child by Noriko Ogiwara

- Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim

✨THE SECRET WORLD OF ARRIETY

- Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor

- The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern

- Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harlow

✨GRAVE OF THE FIREFLIES

- Never Let Me Go by Kashuo Ishiguro

- Frankenstein in Baghdad by Ahmed Saadawi

- Everything I Never Told You By Celeste Ng

✨WHEN MARNIE WAS THERE

- Wind, Sand, and Stars by Antoine Saint-Exupéry

- The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

- My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante

✨EXTRAS (adaptations or inspirations):

- Kiki's Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono

- Earthsea Cycle by Ursula K. Le Guin

- Grave of the Fireflies by Akiyuki Nosaka

- The Borrowers by Mary Norton

- From Up on Poppy Hill by Tetsurō Sayama

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I Start Counting! (1969)

"Len says even a murderer must have a family."

"Len says lots of things."

"But if he does, then one of them might know, mightn't they?"

"Not necessarily."

"If they were very close to him, understood him, they'd want to help him."

"Wynne, this man's mad. He doesn't know what he's doing. Sometimes, most of the time, he's perfectly normal and then - he just can't stop himself."

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I Start Counting | David Greene | 1969

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i start counting (uk, greene 69)

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Designs from The World of Cross Stitching magazine:

Wedding Sampler by Shannon Wasilieff, issue 231

Folk Art Floral by Jenny Barton, issue 231

Moon Hare by Heaven and Earth Designs, issue 232 & 233

Poppies by Durene Jones, issue 233

Dino World by Emma Congdon, issue 233

Christmas Robin by Clare Comerford, issue 234

Sweet Dogs Sampler by Lucie Heaton, issue 234

Sugar Plum Fairy by Shannon Wasilieff, issue 234

Nutcracker by Shannon Wasilieff, issue 236 (December 2015)

Belle and Boo by Mandy Sutcliffe, issue 239

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A story about love, life and letting go STARRING Simbiatu Ajikawo as SAGE Sonia Ajuwa as YOUNG SAGE Shaniqua Okwok as ANNIE C.J. Beckford as OMAR DIRECTED BY Sam Pilling STORY BY Simbiatu Ajikawo WRITTEN BY Caroline Adeyemi PRODUCERS Rik Green & Harri Kamalanathan EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS James Sorton, Davud Karbassioun, Bianca Bhagat, Holly Fraser, Tiffany Yu, Phil van der Krogt & Simbiatu Ajikawo DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Mattias Rudh @LUX PRODUCTION DESIGNER Beck Rainford CASTING DIRECTOR Kharmel Cochrane COSTUME George Buxton SPECIAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR Mark Meddings EDITED BY Ellie Johnson @Tenthree Editing COLOURIST James Bamford @Rascal VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR Carl Norton @The Mill SOUND ENGINEER Sam Ashwell @750mph TITLE DESIGN All Purpose Studio LINE PRODUCER Sophie Ede 1st ADs Yasmin Godo & Ty Hack 2nd AD Susan King STEADICAM Robert Beck PRODUCTION MANAGER Jens Klit Nielsen PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Maddy Corner 1st ACs Rupert Hornstein & Eve Carreño 2nd ACs Ali Cihan & Bernat Bonaventura VT OPs Edward Melbourne & Tim Woodcock VT ASSISTANT Nick Benavidez TRAINEE (PROCAM) Toby Matthews TRAINEES Nevzet Altinisik & Agnieszka Kocinska CRANE Alpha Grip CRANE TECH Paul Kolthammer GRIPS David J Bremner, Malcolm Huse, Elliot Sebestyen-Regan GAFFERS Esteban Gimpetewicz & Johnjoe Besagni SPARKS Alan Mills, Eliot Morris, Rob Gifford, Anna Brooks-Beckman, Dan Holloway, Jasper Clarkson, Peter Garajszki, Peter Tomasikiewicz GENNY OPs Cieran Nash & Christian Bishop RIGGERS John Sexton & Charles Barnham CHERRY PICKER OPs Ionut Eugen Gaiu & Colin Arthur Sutcliffe SFX COORDINATOR Ellie O'Rourke SFX ASSISTANTS Eddy Popplewell, Jon James Smith, Alex Bastin, Thomas Grover, Kim Senior, Nick Smith ART DIRECTOR Ruth De Courcy Shepherd ART BUYER Grace Bailey ART ASSISTANTs Ella Thumin, Kit Snack, Jack Hanson & Alfie Snowden PROPS David Dickinson & Matt Allsop SOUND RECORDISTS Rowan October & Matt Price MAKE-UP ARTIST Nibras Alwasiti HAIR Chantelle Fuller & Diana Francis COSTUME ASSISTANTS Connie Rosenthal & Amiee Blowers ADDITIONAL WARDROBE Carhartt RUNNERS Joshua Shea, Henry Richmond, Rowan Hutchings, Owen Edmonds, Zara Trott, Iona Milliken-long, Henry Stanimeros & Adam Hatch-Berry UNIT DRIVERS: Petr Esposito, Jack Young & Chris Wilkins PRODUCTION VEHICLES ETM Cars Ashford, 777 RV’s, Wagon Wheels & Skelton Plant Hire LOCATION SERVICES CHILLHAM CASTLE Marina Dunlop, Gregory Park, Lalu Arjuna & Chiron Gilbert MEDICS Movie Medics BTS PHOTOGRAPHY Tamiym CAMERA RENTAL Procam LIGHT RENTAL SHL STOCK Kodak CATERING Seasons Wild & Free & Sabel OFFLINE - TENTHREE OFFLINE PRODUCER Rachel Goodger ASSISTANT EDITOR Elyse Raphael GRADE AND VFX - THE MILL 2D SUPERVISORS John Thornton, Gary Driver, Jay Bandlish 3D SUPERVISOR Alan Williamson 3D LEAD ANIMATION ARTISTS Sriker Balakrishnan & Mahesh Ms 3D ARTIST Gopinath Mani FINISHING ARTIST David Wishart & Richard Payne EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Clare Melia PRODUCER Jasmine Lewis-Humphrey COLOUR ASSISTs Rory Leighton & Cristina Giribets SOUND - 750mph SOUND PRODUCER Olivia Ray MIX ENGINEERS Sam Ashwell and Ellis McGourlay SOUND DESIGNER Ellis McGourlay DIALOGUE EDITOR Gurdeep Singh MUSIC “Space 4” “Space 5” “Space 6” Written & performed by Nala Sinephro Courtesy of Warp Records “Red Lights” Written by Cover & Nikolic Performed by SAULT Courtesy of Forever Living Originals "I See You" Written by Simbiatu Ajikawo, Dean Josiah Cover, Nathan Allen, Miles James Performed by Little Simz with additional vocals by Cleo Sol Courtesy of Age 101 Music c/o AWAL Recordings “Peace of Mind” Written by Simbiatu Ajikao, Loner, Muaka, St Francis Hotel & Miraa May Written & performed by Miraa May Courtesy of Age 101 Music, AWAL THANKS TO Oskar Pimlott, Bruce Usher, The Mill, Tenthree, 750mph, Chilham Castle, Frank Gardner

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I Start Counting ** (1969, Jenny Agutter, Bryan Marshall, Clare Sutcliffe) - Classic Movie Review 10,066

I Start Counting ** (1969, Jenny Agutter, Bryan Marshall, Clare Sutcliffe) – Classic Movie Review 10,066

The 1969 British horror thriller I Start Counting is not too bad for a stalk and slash movie and it is all eerily handled by efficient director David Greene

Start counting the false clues in this hokey, but occasionally genuinely creepy version of Audrey Erskine Lindop’s psychological thriller, with an up-front attitude to sex.

The 16-year old Jenny Agutter (playing 14) grabs a big early chance…

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Clare Sutcliffe found the shift from sleeping in a doorway in Soho to a king-size bed in a central-London hotel very disorientating. After 15 months sleeping rough, she found it hard to relax and really believe she was in a safe space

Read Clare's full story here : https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/may/07/i-might-have-died-if-hadnt-rescued-me-hotels-for-homeless

SOURCE: @guardian - #CHANGEAHEAD #community #local #locationbased #collaboration #wellness #stability #happiness #inspired #purpose #value #contribution #wellbeing #mentalhealth #health #network #volunteers #preventhomelessness #endhomelessness #Kindnessmatters #loneliness #compassion #empathy #stories

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Deep Dive Patient Engagement

Patient engagement has moved from a lofty goal to a tangible part of most pharma companies’ businesses – but there are still many untapped areas where the industry can harness this transformative concept.

In this issue of Deep Dive we look at several new avenues for using patient engagement to make a meaningful difference, and highlight some key success stories from the last few years. And since digital is such a key part of patient engagement, we have a special focus on how new technologies can help patients and how pharma can encourage their adoption.

Patient-partnered drug discovery: vision or reality? Paul Tunnah talks to Anthony Yanni, global head, patient centricity, Astellas US, about why partnering with patients is the cornerstone for change throughout the drug development lifecycle.

True pharma-patient co-creation A recent MS patient group forum hosted by Merck KGaA demonstrates the power of true co-creation with patients.

Learning from online patient support groups Online patient communities are now a staple of the healthcare landscape, giving the sector greater opportunities to understand and tackle unmet need.

Boosting trial recruitment through patient engagement The industry still struggles with trial recruitment. Clare Grace and Olivia Hunt from Syneos Health tell us where the biggest opportunities lie.

Designing digital solutions that drive adoption Securing adoption for digital patient solutions might sound simple, but it requires careful work during the design and development process.

Shaping the patient-centric evolution of HTA Patient engagement is one of the most important drivers for improving healthcare delivery but approaches by European health technology assessment (HTA) bodies vary.

Preparing for the digital journey We sat down with Sandoz’s head of digital Andre Heeg to discuss where digital pharma is heading and how companies can make sure they always keep the patient in mind during this transformation.

Digital therapeutics grow up Digital therapeutics have been hailed as a game-changer for pharma and patients, but are they keeping up with the hype?

Engaging the empowered patient Success requires addressing behaviour from the individual’s perspective, as well as a socio-cultural and environmental context, says Kantar’s Andy Stankus

‘Generation R’ and the next decade of patient engagement Relationship recrudescence; inertia, cynicism and complacency must not prevail, says Nexgen Healthcare Communications’ Emma Sutcliffe

• Read the latest issue Deep Dive: Patient Engagement in full

pharmaphorum’s digital magazine Deep Dive provides objective, issue-driven views, analysis, high-level interviews and unique research for pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms and the wider healthcare sector.

In 2019 Deep Dive will have special focuses on disruptive technologies in pharma, R&D innovation, market access and commercialisation, oncology, sales & marketing innovation, digital health and patient engagement. Subscribe to future issues of Deep Dive.

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I Start Counting | David Greene | 1969

Clare Sutcliffe, Jenny Agutter

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Code Club

During this week’s class, Chris talked about this website call Code Club which has been created by Clare Sutcliffe and is an award winning platform which is striving to shape the future in your youth by introducing code at a young age. Code Club is a non-profit organisation which main goal is to introduce code to people at the age of 9 -13. This has proven to be a very successful platform which is growing rapidly by the day.  

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Chris discussed about this site called code club created by Clare Sutcliffe. Code club is an organisation set up for children aged 9-13 to help them learn coding. The interesting thing about his site is that it is FREE. As previously discussed money may not be the way to go when it comes to providing the education service since people may not have that luxury to afford it. This is just a good example of an idea that has worked and provided no cost to the consumer.

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i was tagged by @ladywiltshire, thanks so much!! always makes me happy to see you on in my feed :) 

Blogs: just this one. i’m a lamo lmao 

Name or Nicknames: my name is aurélia (o-ray-lee-uh), but since that seems almost impossible for anyone to pronounce, i usually go by reli (ray-lee)

Star Sign: virgo

Height: 4′11 lmfaooooo

Sexual Orientation: pansexual 

Hogwarts House: gryffindor 

Favorite Color: black. but i also really like red, silver, gold, and blue.

Favorite Animal: wolves, snakes, and lizards and geckos!!

Average Hours of Sleep: i try to get 8 every night because of school

Cat or Dog Person: dogs definitely 

Favorite Fictional Characters: greed the avaricious the light of my life the love of my life, olivier armstrong, guy of gisborne, tecna, grell sutcliff, haruka tenoh, bayonetta, motoko kusanagi, temperance brennan, hanji zoe.....mostly cute girls that could kick my ass

Number of blankets I sleep with: uhhh usually 3

Favorite Singer/Band: ariana grande, kamelot, epica, madonna, christina aguilera, lady gaga, p!nk, clare maguire, florence + the machine, within temptation, tarja, dark sarah, eklipse, amberian dawn, blackthorn, selena, edit piaf, dragonforce, ensiferum, the gazette, imelda may, opera diabolicus, maroon 5, powerwolf, sirenia, van canto, xandria.... mostly metal my dudes

Dream Trip: to italy or spain, i’ve never been there and have been wanting to go for awhile

Dream Job: forensic psychologist for the government

When was this blog created: 2010 holy fuck have i been on here for a long time 

Current number of followers: 337!

When did your blog reach it’s peak: uhhh maybe when i started posting in the kamelot tag? i made a lot friends there

What made you create this blog: a friend of mine from way back in the day told me about tumblr and convinced me to make a blog

now i tag: @kamelothell, @madame--maddy, @silicia, @sadlysweats, @avatarthelastprocrastinator

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ICYMI: Clare Sutcliffe https://audioboom.com/posts/7274488-icymi-clare-sutcliffe

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ixd303 - Revisiting Code club

https://codeclub.org/en/

Even though I’ve made really good progress so far with my designs, I still feel as though something is missing. Thinking over my product idea, it just doesn’t feel like it’s a viable product and doesn’t have anything that makes it stand out from my peers, and other competitors.

Very early on, I had a brief look at Code Club, as I thought it was an interesting concept. I was also fortunate enough to see the founder Clare Sutcliffe talk at https://newadventuresconf.com/2019/. Revisiting Code Club gave me a completely fresh look at how I can adapt my product. The main concept is that there are hundreds of Code Clubs around the world, where kids can go to learn code after school.

Thinking through it a bit more, what if I was to combine the idea of Code Club, and pair it with my product? Eureka!

To summarise, my ‘new’ idea is there will be Design Track centres across the country. You complete the learning online, and visit the centres to receive in-person help with designers.

The centres could even be used to harbour a community through design talks, meet ups, and other events!